The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17
CRIMINAL REPORTS.
He SURELY WILL SKIP SOW

he SURELY WILL SKIP SOW.
PGrrsBURG, Penn, April. lj.-It ap.
pears that the most important arrest
in the Panhandle, case is vet 10 be
made. 4 former conductor named
Connolly is supposed TO have been
the leader of the gang, aud to have
cotton away with an immense amount
Of plumber. Somehow or other he
got wind sometime ago that a raid
would be made and he skipped. He
j. now in Kansas but an oilicer has
been sent after him and it il expected
he will be arrested and brought back
next week. Between thirty and
thirty-siX Of the arrested men will
waive hearing and give bonds TO
wait action Of the grand jury The
amount of bail will be fixed a. from
$4,000 down, according to the mum.
Der OF charges lodged against each
prisoner. These VIII take their con.
tinuancc, aud their attorney will -c,k
to have the case of each taken up Boy
thc.grand jury in ordcr.to gctInto the
present term OF court II Is under
stood that the principal defense az
many bills will be to establish nu
aIihI. In speak my of the robbery toe
day Special Agent Rue -aId they
would be able TO identify
EVERY ARTICLE RECOVERED.
however small, and t. tell b. whom it
was shipped the date of shipment;
the number OF the engine; the names
OF the crew OF tho particular tram
all the places at W hitch The car laid
over when robbed by whom what
hands through which the stolen HrtI-
Gle passed. and the name OF the party
to whom each stolen article Wa con.
signed We know, Also, said hc
"whcre An immense amount Of plum.
der If stored In TIL city, which W.
have not yet disturbed, but upon
which We could place our hands at any
time, We know of good,
BURIED UNDER GRorND,
by whom buried, and whore, and VINO
will come and dig them up. These
goods are stlll buried because the
thieves who are still at large, intimi-
dated by the arrest, Of others, fear to
take them away. II any more arrests
IRE to be made the victims viii at
least be allowed to rest until MOuday
Some who are guilty and have thu.
great chance tor escape, but this j.
impossible since every suspect is un-
der close surveillance"
A DELAYED REPORT.
81 Louis, April "a special from
Cas-vilc, Missouri says, { +. Clum
was hanged there Yesterday for the
murder o. Mis- Ella Brown, July =.
last. Fully 10000 people from the
surrounding country gathered to
witness the execution Cum was
greatly affected and cried bitterly.
At times he would TRY to cheer him
self by singing hymns on the scnlluld
lie said he was prepared 10 die. Al
$50 the black cap was drawn over hi-
face, the moose was adjusted and a.
2:55 the trap fell In thirteen minutes
lie was pronounced extinct. Early
in 1856, j. j. White ran away with
York, aud he followed them. Meet.
ing White in company with Ella
Brown, no Killed them both. He adj
mittcd Killing White, but denied Kill
ing Ella Brown, but testimony of
witness loft 40 doubt OF his quit.
FILLED Full or HUCKsuor
CIIArrANooGA. Tenn, APPEL l6.-
Jim Bates. notOriuu, desperate,
,nid to huvo been the slayer of ten
men. was KILLED last night ia 'Olk
county. He wa, serving - life sen
tcncc In the Georgia pcnIlcntiary, but
cscAucd u tow years ago, and during
his freedom has murdered two men
in cold blood. -Four officers from
ChAttauoOpu tOuud him IA "A Lcu in